Alternative View 2006 - for john schou
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What Really Happened Jan_06.xls Seite 217<br />
13.07.<strong>2006</strong> USA today 20 8 years after it bottomed out in the aftermath of the Asian financial crisis, the<br />
Russian economy is in its 4th consecutive year of 6% annual growth.<br />
Unemployment has been roughly halved and inflation tamed<br />
15.07.<strong>2006</strong> Wash Post 20 President Bush said intensive talks did not result in a deal because the adm.<br />
believed Russia needed to offer more in trade concessions [<strong>for</strong> WTOmembership]<br />
to satisfy the Congress<br />
15.07.<strong>2006</strong> Telegraph 20 Prof Kotlikoff said that, by some measures, the US is already bankrupt. "To<br />
paraphrase the Ox<strong>for</strong>d English Dictionary, is the United States at the end of<br />
its resources, exhausted, stripped bare, destitute, bereft, wanting in property,<br />
or wrecked in consequence of failure to pay its creditors"<br />
24.07.<strong>2006</strong> X 20 Global commerce talks at the WTO collapsed as top powers failed to agree<br />
on steps toward liberalizing trade in farm and manufactured goods<br />
03.08.<strong>2006</strong> USA today 20 The federal government keeps two sets of books. The set the government promotes to the<br />
public has a healthier bottom line: a $318 billion deficit in 2005. The set the government doesn't<br />
talk about is the audited financial statement produced by the government's accountants<br />
following standard accounting rules. It reports a more ominous financial picture: a $760 billion<br />
deficit <strong>for</strong> 2005. If Social Security and Medicare were included, the federal deficit would have<br />
been $3.5 trillion<br />
22.08.<strong>2006</strong> Times 20 RUSSIA has finally paid off its Soviet-era debts ... The repayment of $22.5<br />
billion .. largest-ever repayment to the Paris Club of 19 creditor countries<br />
24.08.<strong>2006</strong> Moscow News 20 Russia Overtakes Saudi Arabia as World's Leading Oil Producer<br />
02.09.<strong>2006</strong> WRH 20 We have had three Presidents who supported the right of the gov. to issue<br />
Treasury Notes instead of Federal Reserve Notes. Un<strong>for</strong>tunately <strong>for</strong> us, all<br />
three [Lincoln, McKinley & Kennedy] were killed by "lone assassins"<br />
03.09.<strong>2006</strong> Berlingske 20 Afstanden mellem rig og fattig har ikke været større siden 1960erne ..de sidste 10 år<br />
er de højeste lønninger vokset dobbelt så meget som de laveste ... kun de 20%<br />
rigeste har øget deres andel af samfundets indkomstmasse<br />
09.09.<strong>2006</strong> X 20 China's trade surplus widens to a record $18.8 billion<br />
15.09.<strong>2006</strong> Federal<br />
Reserve<br />
20 This is the official Federal Reserve Board announcement discontinuing the<br />
publishing of the M3 monetary aggregate ... The M3 is the total amount of<br />
dollars in circulation, both paper and virtual ... suggests to some that our<br />
economy is entering a period of hyper-inflation as Bush continues to borrow<br />
at record levels to support his wars<br />
15.09.<strong>2006</strong> X 20 Air America To Declare Bankruptcy {not just the ‗Air‘}<br />
15.09.<strong>2006</strong> USA Today 20 NORFED has been making the Liberty Dollar coins <strong>for</strong> 8 years and claims $20 million is in<br />
circulation. The group says the money, unlike official U.S. cash, has a hedge against inflation<br />
because it is made almost entirely of silver and is backed by stocks of silver and gold in a vault<br />
in Idaho - The word "dollar" comes from "Thaler", a German silver mine that produced its<br />
product in coins of uni<strong>for</strong>m weight, so accurate that they became a trading standard. Under US<br />
law, a dollar is legally defined as 371.25 grains of silver, or 24.75 grains of gold. The paper<br />
notes originally issued by the treasury were merely claim checks <strong>for</strong> the real dollars held in the<br />
bank vaults ... the issue here isn't protecting the "real" money but protecting the fake scrip being<br />
issued by the Federal Reserve<br />
19.09.<strong>2006</strong> Toronto Star 20 You can't expect the International Monetary Fund to come out and say the<br />
world is headed <strong>for</strong> a global financial crash ... but .. the risk of such a calamity<br />
is increasing<br />
26.09.<strong>2006</strong> We<strong>for</strong>um 20 CH, SF & S are the world‘s most competitive economies according to The<br />
Global Competitiveness Report <strong>2006</strong>-2007, released by the World Economic<br />
Forum on 26 September <strong>2006</strong>. DK, Singapore, US, Japan, D, NL & UK<br />
complete the top ten list, but the US shows the most pronounced drop, falling<br />
from 1. to 6.<br />
26.09.<strong>2006</strong> NY Times 20 A EU panel has serious doubts about the legality of a Bush adm. program<br />
that monitors int. financial transactions - provide a fantastic tool <strong>for</strong> watching<br />
global investing trends, to allow those with access to the data to buy in when<br />
a stock is rising<br />
06.10.<strong>2006</strong> BAZ 20 US-Unternehmenschefs steigerten ihre Einnahmen im 2005 im Schnitt um<br />
16%. 2004 [konnten] die Top-Manager sich noch über einen satten Zuwachs<br />
ihrer Vergütungen um 30% freuen<br />
13.10.<strong>2006</strong> Bloomberg 20 China's <strong>for</strong>eign-currency reserves surged to ~$1 trillion, the most ever held by<br />
a single country, driven by a record trade surplus that U.S. critics blame on an<br />
artificially undervalued yuan<br />
16.10.<strong>2006</strong> Welt 20 Die Vorstände der 30 Dax-Konzerne haben 2005 besser verdient als im<br />
Vorjahr – die Gehälter stiegen durchschnittlich um 11%<br />
26.10.<strong>2006</strong> X 20 The median price of a new home plunged in September by the largest<br />
amount in >35 years<br />
02.11.<strong>2006</strong> Aljazeera D 20 U.S.‘s sanctions against Syria prompted Damascus to start switching its<br />
<strong>for</strong>eign currency surplus from U.S. $ to €